Everyone is seeking something in this life. The problem is, you will never find what you are ultimately looking for until you look to Jesus. The challenge from Jesus himself is this: will you look to me and find what you’re looking for, or will you keep searching elsewhere? Jphn 1:35-39

Even when the world looks chaotic, God is never out of control; He is actively ruling over history. And in Daniel 7, God graciously pulls back the curtain to show both who will establish His kingdom (the Son of Man) and who will ultimately receive it (His saints).

Knowing the foundational truth that God is with his children, should embolden and empower us to live with conviction and courage. Not because life will always be easy. No, but because he promises to always be with us.  Daniel 6

Prideful people must be warned of the dangers that are before them…but here’s the problem: few people genuinely think they are prideful and apart from God’s word, you’ll never see the truth. Daniel 5 helps us see what pride looks like and cautions us to beware of any pride that rests in our hearts.

The only way to know God and see him rightly is to be humbled by him. We will never come to faith in the Lord until we lose our pride and confidence in ourselves. But, when we see the Lord rightly, he will bring us to humility before him, the exalted Lord of the world. Daniel 4:1-37.

In Daniel 3, we learn about three young men who would rather lose their lives than bow to the idols of the land. In their courage to stand, we see how we can learn to stand against the idols of our day as faithful witnesses for Christ. Daniel 3:1-30

Believers should delight in reading the Bible because it reminds us throughout that God is in control. Story after story, we see that he is in control and is working all things out to a certain end. Daniel 2:31-49.

Identity doesn't come from effort it comes from life that God gives for His glory. Join us as we wrap up our student ministry weekend with our guest preacher Joe Yarborough. Ezekiel 37

If we do not know the Lord, and if we aren’t concerned with growing in our knowledge and love for him, we will never develop convictions that lead to courageous living. Daniel 2:1-30.

To live with courage and conviction begins long before we are tested. It begins with a heartfelt resolve to know God’s word and do it, no matter what. In short, faithfulness is decided before it is tested. Daniel 1.